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    HEAT TRANSFER

    It is called heat transfer, thermal transfer or heat transmission to a series of physical


    phenomena through which heat spreads from one medium to another.
    This occurs when two systems of different temperatures come into contact, allowing the
    energy flow from the highest concentration point (in this case higher temperature) to the
    lowest concentration, until a thermal balance is achieved, in which the Temperatures.
    But whenever there is a heat difference, it will tend to be transferred through the available
    means. Depending on them, such transfer may occur in three modes: driving, convection,
    and radiation.
    It is called conduction to heat transfer by direct contact of particles of one material with
    those of another, without transferring matter between the bodies. It occurs in all
    aggregation states: solid, liquid or gaseous, although convection is often preferred in the
    latter two.
    The amount of heat that is transferred by conduction is determined by the Fourier law,
    according to which the rate of heat transfer through a body is proportional to the
    temperature gradient that exists in it.
    Convection is similar to conduction, except that it occurs in cases where a fluid receives
    heat and moves to transmit it within a space where it is contained. That is, it is the transport
    of heat using the movement of a fluid, whether it is gaseous or liquid.
    Such transfer occurs in the terms set forth by Newton's Cooling Law, which states that a
    body loses its heat at a rate proportional to the temperature difference between the body and
    its surroundings.
    Radiation is the only heat transfer mechanism that can occur in the absence of contact, and
    therefore also of a physical medium, that is, in a vacuum.
    This is because its origin is in the thermal movement of the charged particles of matter,
    which triggers the emission of electromagnetic particles (thermal radiation), their intensity
    depending on their temperature and wavelength.

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